Christine is a horror novel by Stephen King, published in 1983. It tells the story of an antique automobile apparently possessed by supernatural forces. In 1983, the movie version of Christine directed by John Carpenter, and starring Keith Gordon, John...
Thanks to technology, Christine Greenwood isn't missing much of what's going on in Dracut. Greenwood is a 28-year-old hospital corpsman 2d Class in the Navy and is currently stationed on an amphibious assault ship somewhere in the Persian Gulf. Still, she keeps up-to-date...
She has already won three state titles in field hockey and earned All-Scholastic recognition in that sport, but Walpole's Christine Nannicelli is determined to collect her first on the diamond. The senior pitcher has led the unbeaten Rebels (22-0) to the Bay State Herget...
It is the most e-mailed story in my local newspaper. My guess is you'll hear about it wherever you live, and not only by reading this column. Mike is becoming Christine. Mike Penner has been a sportswriter at the Los Angeles Times...
A little more than two years ago, City Council Member Christine Quinn’s red hair would be at the front of any rally protesting the proposed West Side football stadium, complaining about the traffic, the taxpayer subsidies, the lack of any sort of meaningful input from...
In ["Christine"], King drives back to familiar terror-territory in a haunted car named Christine—and there will no doubt be truckloads of readers thumbing their way through his 500-odd pages. Arnie Cunningham—a teenager who has never fit in—buys a dilapidated 1958 Plymouth Fury from an equally broken-down Army veteran, Roland LeBay. But Christine—and the soon-dead LeBay—have mysterious regenerative powers; Christine's odometer runs backwards and the ca...
